LPN-PHARM- FINAL MIDTERM EXAM WITH WELL
DETAILED QUESTION & ANSWERS PERFECTLY A+
GRADED NEW 2025 UPDATE
which classification of meds is required to be under lock and key at all times? CORRECT
ANSWER>>>>narcotics
why should one rotate the site of administration when giving injections such as insulin?
CORRECT ANSWER>>>>fat can build up under the skin and cause lipodystrophy.
what is the purpose of an epi pen if someone were using it in a anaphylaxis episode
CORRECT ANSWER>>>>the epi pen combats the histamine response in a patient and
reverses the effects of the histamine
how long should a pt retain a suppository for? CORRECT ANSWER>>>>5-20 minutes
what is the first and most important thing you do when a pt has ingested poison
CORRECT ANSWER>>>>check airway//call doctor
which one of the IM injection sites are most often used to administer a med to a newborn
CORRECT ANSWER>>>>vastus lateralis
, if a pt abuses a drug over a prolonged period of time what is likely to happen CORRECT
ANSWER>>>>drug dependence-tolerance-withdrawal
what is the only type of insulin that can be administered IV CORRECT
ANSWER>>>>regular
what should a nurse do if there is a change in appearance or odor of the med CORRECT
ANSWER>>>>the nurse should waste the product
What is nephrotoxicity? CORRECT ANSWER>>>>toxicity in the kidneys
how does one apply a transdermal patch CORRECT ANSWER>>>>1. wash hands and
don gloves
2. remove previous patch
3. wash with soap and water
4. rotate site
how does one administer ophthalmic drops? CORRECT ANSWER>>>>1. read bottle
and make sure you have correct med
2. have pt look up
3. pull down conjunctiva
4. push down on inner canthus
DETAILED QUESTION & ANSWERS PERFECTLY A+
GRADED NEW 2025 UPDATE
which classification of meds is required to be under lock and key at all times? CORRECT
ANSWER>>>>narcotics
why should one rotate the site of administration when giving injections such as insulin?
CORRECT ANSWER>>>>fat can build up under the skin and cause lipodystrophy.
what is the purpose of an epi pen if someone were using it in a anaphylaxis episode
CORRECT ANSWER>>>>the epi pen combats the histamine response in a patient and
reverses the effects of the histamine
how long should a pt retain a suppository for? CORRECT ANSWER>>>>5-20 minutes
what is the first and most important thing you do when a pt has ingested poison
CORRECT ANSWER>>>>check airway//call doctor
which one of the IM injection sites are most often used to administer a med to a newborn
CORRECT ANSWER>>>>vastus lateralis
, if a pt abuses a drug over a prolonged period of time what is likely to happen CORRECT
ANSWER>>>>drug dependence-tolerance-withdrawal
what is the only type of insulin that can be administered IV CORRECT
ANSWER>>>>regular
what should a nurse do if there is a change in appearance or odor of the med CORRECT
ANSWER>>>>the nurse should waste the product
What is nephrotoxicity? CORRECT ANSWER>>>>toxicity in the kidneys
how does one apply a transdermal patch CORRECT ANSWER>>>>1. wash hands and
don gloves
2. remove previous patch
3. wash with soap and water
4. rotate site
how does one administer ophthalmic drops? CORRECT ANSWER>>>>1. read bottle
and make sure you have correct med
2. have pt look up
3. pull down conjunctiva
4. push down on inner canthus
